Comments by "Ginny Jolly" (@ginnyjollykidd) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1. I wonder if anyone has ever yelled "Movie!" in a crowded firehouse.
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  2. "There are two flavors of battery..." OMG! You lick batteries?!
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  3. "Because 2020" might become the most quoted reason for objections for a while. 🤗
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  4. O dear! If they had to do that, there would be no end to the positive direction this country would go! There would be rampant cooperation! There would be cultures flourishing together! Such a disaster! 😉
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  5. "Hey Kentucky! Good for you!" Neener Neener neeeeenerrrrr!
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  6. If there's one thing that I took seriously from Mom and Dad's teaching me (besides follow up, follow up, follow up) is make a paper trail, even if it is keeping a diary of events and work done. It has saved my bacon on several occasions, and at other times it has helped me organize my work and understanding to be able to communicate about it.
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  7. "ignorance of the law is no excuse" was applied all the time on assumed perpetrators. Why should police officers have that excuse? We really need to Revamp police procedure.
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  8. "It wouldn't be unusual for Satan to apparate in front of us; that happens every day." Best lawyer joke of all!
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  9. "Preventing sitting on pavement" sounds like something to prevent sit - in protests. Well, so much for marbles and jacks.
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  10.  @kenalls3518  I did steal it of course, but I am asking it as a legitimate question.
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  11. EXACTLY!
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  12. No, it sticks to their fuzzy selves. However, they do eat nectar, and then they themselves make honey out of bee spit. The one is inseparable from the other.
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  13. Best thing to do is make no record in the first place.
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  14. It seems appropriate to point out that the Goddess Nike, with her wings, represented not only victory but how fleeting victory is. (Like what have you won lately?)
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  15. Those pleas for presidential pardons were laughable! Trump abandoned them before the Capitol! You expect him to give you a pardon? Out of your tree, man!
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  16. Bleeding heart liberal Democrat, here: Vice President Pence kept to his oath of office for all of us at the cost of threats to him bodily. I applaud his integrity and his actions to preserve the peaceful transfer of power, preserve the government of We, the People," and protect future presidents as much as all other elected officials. His was a small task. But it means so much for our country's continued existence.
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  17. That's the least frightening in my opinion. It means they're scared. It means we stomped on the RNC somewhere where it hurts and they are cussing and hopping and crying. I hope they are real tears not crocodile tears. Be aware, not scared. After you vote, go somewhere to cool off. I plan to go to bed before the vote is fully counted, because I can't stand watching a steeplechase with both horses nose to nose.
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  18. And we thought we only had to worry about defendants showing up in wild clothes that do nothing for their case.
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  19. It was after the Spanish Flu rampaged through the US that masks worn by civilians as much as the medical community started turning the pandemic around in San Francisco. Numbers infected dramatically reduced. On the East Coast, especially Philadelphia, the converse was proving to be true. Anywhere people had no mask and where people crowded in close, the flu spread quickly. The answer was there, available and effective even now. (Friends have also noticed that a mask relieves some of their seasonal allergies.) They work. #wearamask, #washyourhands, #sixfeetapart all work. It doesn't take a government mandate to make you do the right thing. We know they work, and we even have hard evidence they work. If we care, we should do them.
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  20.  @Callector  There you go, bringing class into it again. 😉
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  21. I saw what you did there!😊
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  22. Well, you put socks on your clubs. Maybe they get cold when they sleep. 😊😉
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  23.  @christineburdett6913  Actually, when a person has flatlined, no shock would start the heart. The defibrillator is just that: a shocker that changes the heart's pacemaker signal so that the heart can change electrical signals so the atria stop quivering and resume beating properly. Chest compressions circulate the blood to the victim's brain with oxygen the blood still has. This helps buy time till help comes. They don't wake up, and a pulse isn't all you need to make sure of because it can stop again. Do not pound the chest first (precordial thump). It does not do any good. Find the sternum. Lace your fingers together and place on the middle of the sternum. Kneel so your arms are vertical, straight - arm it, and press hard 2 inches deep. Do it to the beat of "Staying Alive." It's hard work, but that is the easiest and most effective method. Don't worry about breathing. Keep pressing deeply. And don't worry about cracking ribs. This person is dead. You are trying to give them a second chance. The "Good Samaritan" law in many states, if not all, has you covered.
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  24. If, as he said in the clip, he doesn't own anything, he might himself have been keeping a low - income look for just the purpose of being judgement-proof.
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  25. It was the Republican Party who developed the 22nd Amendment. Funny how the Republicans want to undo the legislation they themselves put in place. This happens quite often with them.
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  26. And McDonalds has done a whole lot of things badly including negligence and abusing homosexual customers. I haven't gone there in decades because of it.
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  27.  @jayluck8047  Not if you have a bus load or 2 of children on a field trip. In which case yelling 'movie' could have more dire consequences.
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  28. Wearing the finest shimmering samite. Hahaha! I love Monty Python and the Holy Grail!
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  29. Hahaha! I'm below the law!
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  30. "... identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome in multiple states..." Yeah. They're called voters.
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  31. Then the best thing to do is listen to Kamala Harris and do something. Talk to friends and family. Get on a phone bank and call or text people to vote. It's too late to register people for this election, but you can always register or help others register. To late to do this, too, but within a few months of an election, you can train to be a poll worker and be a primary or alternate on election day. And then be one when you are asked to. Drive people to the polls. Early in-person voting has started in many states. Mine in Kentucky starts today, Halloween.ultimately voting is the best thing and driving people is the next best.
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  32. Innocent until proven guilty. Isn't that one of the principles we presume to base our laws on?
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  33.  @OptimusPhillip  I'll have to look that up. I know plasmodium is a big bunch of protoplasm with myriad nuclei. I was thinking if plankton lived in colonies they'd be connected to one another as seaweed is but individual cells. In the Tierzoo depiction, though, the individuals are free-floating, and I think I might be forgiven for thinking they are one-celled without researching the particular species.
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  34. Yes. Definitely a torment.
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  35. A case for the law books, for sure. Perhaps the basis for law school curriculum for decades to come?
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  36. Nothing about those who want everything for themselves surprises me anymore.
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  37. In other words, "It depends."
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  38.  @Indigoroses22  " ...a miss trial?" No, it's a Ms. trial.
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  39.  @joelanderson5285  Source, please.
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  40. Ah, Looney Tunes was more finessed than that, tho. Who Framed Roger Rabbit, f'rinstance
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  41. His wife is worse. Go to Supercuts and get a better one.
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  42. I agree he did a murder sentence.
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  43. Absolutely it would apply to PRESIDENT Joe Biden first
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  44. ​ Yes, kid gloves. "baby gloves seems close, doesn't it? But a kid is particularly a goat baby. Gloves made from kid skin are extremely soft. (I don't condone the use of baby animals of any sort being sacrificed for their skin.) But that is where the term "kid gloves" comes from.
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  45. Yup. It does that to us Americans, too.
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  46. I had breast cancer and chemo, and because my hair came out in handfuls, I cut it all off, not wanting to see it come out a handful at a time. And it did all fall out. My hair, unruly as it is, is a big part of my identity, moreso than my glasses without which I feel naked. I was very lucky my Mom had wigs for me. I let no one but two people see my bald head. Mostly my brother in law who got me groceries and hamburgers and kept an eye on me. Jada is different. She will have alopecia for her lifetime. And what we don't see is what she deals with in private. And Will. Chris needs to up his game and write out his routine before he starts trying to ad lib.
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  47. Just to clarify,this just happened to be a woman. Many men make it their avocation in life to withhold edifying works from the public. Man or woman,such people become miserable, petty, and hated.
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  48.  @randyzeitman1354  On the grounds that Captain Picard is a fan of Shakespeare and Gilbert and Sullivan, I challenge your statement.
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  49. I'm glad they considered all the people involved and assigned responsibility accordingly.
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  50.  @therealbeanbot  Then let me restate: has anyone ever shouted "Movie!" in a crowded firehouse? If so, what were the consequences?
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